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It’s still Easter in your time zone — Happy Easter, tess. I hope you had a wonderful day and if you made those gorgeous eggs, I’m telling Martha!
One of many hobbies abandoned, or awaiting the re-spark of interest…
Oh, those eggs are beautiful! Sadly we didn’t have time to make eggs this year, but I will keep it in the back of my mind for next year…
Hi Linus!
Oh, thank you! Those were saved from a class I taught a few years ago. I was experimenting with using paper that is less expensive than Japanese washi papers.
Washi eggs are very durable, because of the paper covering them. They are part of my collection of stone and glass eggs.